>>>>"Bottom line: The Groseclose-Milyo study shows the media are skewed substantially to the left of the typical member of Congress.
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>>>When you have a conservative congress, of course that is the case. Using "the typical member of Congress" as a yardstick for what is left or right is flawed since this changes every few years.
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>>I think you zeroed in on one comment, and disregarded the message. Tell me which of the following is a conservative:
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>You've ignored my comments. Frontline people may be liberal, but the decision makers and organizations are not.

And apparently, the frontline people's bias comes through. Otherwise, so many wouldn't view the "mainstream media" as liberal. Just as the perspective of Fox News is generally conservative. The difference is Fox will present both sides - with an even number of liberals and conservatives. On the other side, CNN has had many shows where they would have one conservative and 4 liberals in a debate. . . .